Posse Nissen School - Possum Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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QGSSUM Athletic Association Officers Presidenr . . MADONNA MCKINLEY Vice-President . MARGARET BRADLEY Secretary-Treasurer Q VERNA OSGOOD Class Represerztatiues Senior . ELSIE PAULSON Junior , MARY MCDONOUGI1 Freshman . . . MILDRED NEWBERGH This organization has as its object and purpose the promotion, main- tenance and regulation of amateur athletics in the school. All students are members and their interests are placed in the hands of the Executive Board which consists of the officers, representatives and a faculty member. I1 'fl 86 lg Iflflizlff X

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J M, Q05 SUM The maine Club There is a club at Posse that lots laugh at and say they're hicks, They make all kinds of fun of us and say 'Athey're from the sticks, You probably have guessed where we are from Sure from dear ole Maine, that's where we were born. We're not ashamed of our dear old state, and why? We love the state where we were born and will stick by her until we die In this club there are sixteen members now, l've told what each is like below, l'll say-and how! I I Bfis for Barron, who's slender and fair With a bit of sunbeam entwined in her hair. B-is for Budd, so dainty and trim Enticing her smile as a wee cherubim. C-is for Curran, who orates without fear The room always brightens when Ginger appears. C-is for Cushman, our club ed-i-tor She's a girl that helps us and one we adore. E-is for Elsie, who lives near New Hampshire A maiden so quiet we don't know she's near. G-is for Gilly, watch how blithely she skips And who always has a song on her lips. H--is for Helen, no one can deny That, while sometimes descending Beatty's thoughts L-is for Lib, a maiden demure If silence is golden, her future is sure. M-is for Morris, to whom Bowdoin is dear But Bridgton has charms, oh who shall she cheer? N-is for Newberg, gym is her forte She's a versatile girl and a jolly good sport. P-is for Phyllis, who's Worth we all know She never fooled any one, oh! no! R-is for Radcliffe, with her fondness for frills She dwells in the forest but longs for the hills. S-is for Secretary, Bill who we all love dear She's a regular pal and no one shall sneer, T-is for Taylor, a regular chap She's from Woodland, not yet on the map. V-is for Virginia, so sweet and so nice She conquers life's dangers and is brim full of spice. W-is for Wing, so studious and pretty From the land of pretzels near Quarry City. X-equals the unknown, the future so near May we uphold the standards that Posse's made dea Y-stands for Youth, with their dreams ever glorio Z-is for Zest, which will make them victorious. A W flQ3'1,X are on high I'. LIS.

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M gm ALE ILQCIIUIOI'-l'!7-C,whl4Cf Assistanl ELHIOI' LI-lCl'ClI'g Edilor lizsfness IVIUTYCIQCFS Athletic' Eclilors Class Notes Ar! Edilor Social Ifdilor T Fc 1c'L1 Ily Aduisor' PoHNi Staff ISAEEL JACKSON . BETTY ELY . HELEN BEATTY ELIZABETH TIIAXTER DOROTHY WERNER MARY STACK MARY MCDONOUQH ARLENE PARKER . BERY1- MOULTON MARY CASCIO MIRA FIQUCKER MRS. MARTIN V3 R R TWfR ,g3fLX N571